Is this specifically to do with screen sharing or streaming? I use it purely as a chat client under Wayland and it has generally worked fine.
(Now that I think of it, I've had a few weird crashes, but nothing which made it unusable)
To OP's point, assuming it's limited to Wayland, this seems reasonable to call out as "doesn't work properly".
I assume others are talking about the standalone client. Which, to be fair, I assume is also an Electron app but that's Chromium, not Firefox.
I don't see anyone talking about a Wayland crash, it's about Discord crashing.
> I tried Wayland earlier today on my home lab with Plasma and FreeBSD. It seemed pretty great for a bit and ran my monitor at 120Hz.
> Until it hard crashed my machine after I opened discord in firefox. Konqueror crashed on opening.
I lost track of the indentation on my phone
The only difference between Arch and any other regular distro is simply that in Arch there are no major upgrade versions, so any breaking changes you have to perform them manually. Period.
In the rest, they do it for you. But they update key components as well and/or stop getting updated at some point (same as not updating Arch).
For example, I am a happy Fedora user, but I don't get why they don't upgrade the Plasma or Gnome version in the same release but they do upgrade the kernel, when the kernel update may bring more breaking changes...